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Three-span railway viaduct over canal and road, built 1847, with rock-faced limestone ashlar piers and cast-iron girder spans. Coursed rock-faced limestone ashlar tapered piers with moulded coping (having panels over to end piers to north-east and to south-west). Limestone ashlar flanking walls to north-east and to south-west with cut-stone coping. Three flat spans with riveted cast-iron girders to each span on concrete pillow bed. Cast-iron deck over continuing into flanking foot deck with iron railings. Sited spanning Grand Canal (Athy Branch) and road to south-east.
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